An imminent new trade agreement between Canada and the United States has local agriculture businesses bracing for potential market concessions. CTV's Dylan Dyson speaks with dairy farmer Nick Thurler, who worries Thurler Farms will have to cut its daily 18,000-litre milk production if new U.S. tariffs shift demand. Ottawa Board of Trade president Sueling Ching says this level of unpredictability prevents local businesses from making hiring and investment decisions. Sector leaders are now calling for a permanent economic agreement that expands Canadian procurement beyond American markets.
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